The excitement of color, texture, and design possibility drives Pamela’s work in many directions, and her education in textiles from Ohio State University provides her background in style and proportion.
Though primarily known for her lampworked beads and vessels she embraces a mixed media approach.
Pamela’s approach to art is to couple technique with beauty. Her tiny glass vessels are testimony to the challenge of balance, proportion and color in the fluid medium of glass.
Pamela work has been represented by Mostly Glass Gallery at Sofa Chicago and she is the recipient of numerous awards including the Dominic Lubino award for Excellence in Glass, she was selected for the traveling ISGB exhibition “Out of The box” in 2008, and for the recent Convergence Project sponsored by Bead and Button Magazine and The International Society of Glass Bead makers. She had been profiled in many publication including Lapidary Journal, Belle Armoire, The Annealer and most recently Bead and Button Magazine Aug 2008. Larks 1000 Glass Beads and Warhaftigs’s Glass Bead Workshop also showcase Pamela’s work.
Pamela teaches from her home studio in Columbus Ohio and across the country. She has two immensely creative children and a husband who is still the love of her life.
"An artist is attracted to certain kinds of form without knowing why. You adopt a position intuitively; only later do you attempt to rationalize or even justify it."
Ferdinand Botero
| Phone: 740-549-3369 E-mail: pamela@pamelakaydesigns.com |
Address: | Pamela Kay Designs 2748 Eleanor Way Lewis Center, OH 43035 |
JEWISH COMMUNITY ART FAIR
The JCAF is located in the Jewish Community Center at 1125 College Ave, Columbus Ohio on November the 20th from 10-4 I will Be located in the Schottenstein Room. Please stop by and see new and wonderful things.
October 24, 2011
I have been meaning to write this note for some time and something always seems to pull me away.
Today however, is the day! I have to mention my favorite photographer Christopher Swartz. You can find him just google duh. If you want photos for your art that showcases your work but doesn’ t neglect his artistic eye, he is your photographer. For years I tried and tried to find someone to shoot something exciting with MY work as the primary focus. What I got over and over again was my work as the focus of course, but the same overdone, blah, graduate gray background, with the same stale arrangement of design. Christopher took chains and managed to make them sing, they became part of the design, not just something holding a pendant.Enough for today..good photos? Christopher is your guy.
In addition I want to mention that I will most likely be doing the Jewish Center Art Event in Columbus Oh on Nov.20. Please come and see me.
October 14, 2011
I have been accepted into the Bloomington Hand Made Market
Nov 12, 2011 in Bloomington Indiana. Please come and visit me, I will have
lots of pretty things!
September 14, 2011
pamelawolfersberger.etsy.com
Please visit my site for purchasing work.
September 13, 2011
September 13,2011
Thankfully I have finally attended to my website. I will diligently try to write a little bit each and every day, remember I said “try”.
I have added a couple of new folders with my felt work and my bead embroidered cuffs. I will have have other metal jewelry and metal clay jewelry to post in the very near future.